Why is pages showing in spanish?

Question

When I pull up the resume templates, they only show in Spanish, why?

Answer 1

Fun with languges!
Speaking German and having travelled extensively in German speaking lands, I can cope with most of the dialects except for the worst Swiss and southern Austrian dialects like Steyrisch. I had a young Steyrisch friend of my cousin, staying with us last month and she was too embarassed to speak German with me because her German is so bad.
Dutch I can partial comprehend and read reasonably well, as with Danish and Norwegian Bokmal. Swedish is off the deep end.
The Serbo-Croat languages are interesting in a negative way. Now that the Yugoslavian republics have all divorced they are desperately trying to de-mutualise comprehension. The Croats are scouring ancient texts to find unique Croatian words and expressions, as are the Bosnians by emphasising Turkish derivatives. The Macedonians, Montenegrians and the Slovenes are in their own linguistic smorgasbords.
Shame that people can't just agree to put the preference on finding common expressions, instead of difference for differences sake.
In English, despite the Americans have their own regional accents and sometimes dialects, they make no effort to comprehend anyone else not even other English dialects despite the fact that they are no way unintelligible.
The Chaser gang, who are a group of local comics who like to take the p!ss out of everything, set up an "American" tourist in London asking directions of a Londoner and feigning non-comprehension. This actually came out of Americans complaining that the English did not speak "proper" English when they were in England!
A second Chaser member then came up and offered to "translate", switching accents. The fun bit was when the Chaser guys then slagged off the British in front of the Londoner in an American accent, because supposedly the English person would not be able to understand them. To the English credit, they saw the joke. If you tried that in America they would be deeply offended, they do not take criticsm lightly.
Peter